Music and Mortality: Rachel Lark, “This Year”
A show of hands: How many of you ended up crying/screaming/releasing a tidal wave of emotions the night of November 8, 2016, regardless of who you voted for? Rachel Lark's got a song about that. Like many of us, the 2016 election rocked her world, then forced her to reconsider her time and place on the planet. 'Music and Mortality' is The Bay Bridged's partnership with local arts nonprofit You're Going To Die, an open-mic style performance series that explores life, death, and loss through art. Never been before? You can experience it for yourself at The Lost Church on [...]
Photos: Rachel Lark and the Damaged Goods at Brick & Mortar Music Hall
Rachel Lark and the Damaged Goods (photo: Robert Alleyne) Rachel Lark and the Damaged Goods had an early Valentine's celebration at Brick and Mortar Music Hall on Saturday, February 10. The evening was a fusion of comedy, music, dance, and auctioning off feminist bachelors to raise money for
Photos: Rachel Lark debuts concert film experience at DNA Lounge
Rachel Lark (photo: Robert Alleyne) After a successful Kickstarter campaign which raised over $23,000, Rachel Lark performed the premiere of her live concert film experience, Studies Have Shown, to a packed DNA Lounge in San Francisco on Thursday, March 2nd. Introduced by her parents, the show was an audio-visual exploration of Rachel Lark’s mind through acrobatics, dance and music. Her quirky soundtrack was a compelling exploration of feminism and identity, and it left the audience gripped and in awe for much of the night. Over the last few years, there have been rumblings that San Francisco has lost some of its creative [...]